The second game of Championship Sunday will take place up north in chilly Buffalo as the Bills look to finally break through and pick up a win in the playoffs against the Kansas City Chiefs.

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Let's highlight a few players who should shine in this one as we build a same-game parlay for Bills vs Chiefs in the AFC Championship Game on Sunday, January 26.
Best Same Game Parlay for Bills vs Chiefs
Odds: +500 at DraftKings
- Josh Allen 10+ Rushing Attempts
- Kareem Hunt 40+ Rushing Yards
- Dalton Kincaid Over 32.5 Receiving YardsΒ
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Josh Allen 10+ Rushing Attempts
It's a rather scary proposition to play Josh Allen's markets in this one. His rushing total is juiced up to 50 yards, his passing totals are lacking value, and when it was all said and done he looked utterly human against the Baltimore Ravens last week.
- This one promises to be another trying gam gains Kansas City, which boasts an excellent defense at every level, but instead of looking to play the Under on one of these markets I'm opting for his rushing attempts.
Allen carried the ball 10 times last week against Baltimore despite gaining just 20 yards, and it marked the fourth time all season that he's rushed 10 or more times. The trend to watch, however, is that these all happened after Week 10 -- beginning with a win over the Chiefs where he tallied 55 yards on a season-hgh 12 carries.
The Chiefs' front seven continues to get to the quarterback, which should tempt Allen to try to gain some yards with his legs, and it's found itself in a ton of short-yardage situations this season which opens the door for some sneak attempts from Allen as well.
I don't want to short Allen in this game, and it seems the only way to back him is in this market.

Kareem Hunt 40+ Rushing Yards
The Chiefs were able to get Isiah Pacheco back from injury just past the mid-way point in the yar, but the performance of Kareem Hunt left this coaching staff with no choice but to stick with what's been working.
- Hunt has maintained a steady workload since Pacheco's return, one that's actually grown in size with roughly 48% of the team's offensive snaps in its last two games.
Kansas City struggled overall on the ground in its Week 11 loss to Buffalo, but Hunt still managed to average 4.29 yards per carry with 60 in total on 14 totes. He's gone for five or more per rush in two of his last three, and even last week hit this benchmark on just eight carries.
Buffalo's issues with the run have been well-documented through the years, and even with things improving this season it's still allowed well over four yards per carry this postseason as teams continue to force the issue on the ground.
Denver rushed 44 times in the wild-card round, Baltimore ran it 36 times, and neither encountered much resistance. I suspect Kansas City will fall in line here as the next team to take what the defense is giving it, and that should mean another positive night for Hunt.

Dalton Kincaid Over 32.5 Receiving Yards
We're still waiting for the Dalton Kincaid breakut game which was promised when he return from injury, and I do think there's a great chance it comes on Sunday against Kansas City.
- The Chiefs sit in the top 10 with 7.8 targets per game allowed to opposing tight ends, allowing the position to rack up an average of 68.5 yards, and this could mean big things for Kincaid.
Buffalo increased his snap count to 51% last week -- the highest we've seen since his injury -- and while that didn't bear much fruit he did manage 47 yards on three grabs the previous week against Denver.
The middle of the field is a soft spot for the Chiefs, and I do think Allen will look to exploit it through the hands of Kincaid. He's notched 45 or more yards in all but one of his four career playoff games, notably burning Kansas City for 45 yards on five receptions in last year's clash in the Divisional Round.
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